Wild Felid Research & Management Association

Wild Felid Monitor, Volume 6, Issue 1

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Volume 6, Issue 1

Winter 2013

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Contents

Council News

  • 3
    From the President
  • 4
    Q & A Corner
  • 6
    Regional Updates
  • 11
    19th Annual Wildlife Society Conference
  • 24
    Literature Cited in this Issue
  • 25
    Research Highlights
  • 26
    2013 Wild Felid Legacy Scholarship
  • 29
    WFA Council and WFA Committees
  • 30
    WFA Regional and Student Representatives
  • 31
    In Memoriam: Deanna Dawn

Management News

  • 9
    Orphaned kittens in Washington lead to a decade of nationwide cougar education

Invited Article

  • 11
    Forgotten Tiger Land: Use of non-invasive monitoring techniques for understanding the ecology of the elusive tiger

Notes From The Field

  • 14
    Crawling towards species conservation: First pumas monitored by GPS at Brazilian anthropized Cerrado
  • 16
    Felid use of wildlife crossing structures in Utah, USA
  • 17
    Preliminary data and future prospects of a review on within-Carnivora interspecific killing on and by the Felidae
  • 18
    Update on the Teton Cougar Project
  • 19
    Coexistence of four felids in the Sierra Madre Mountains of northeastern Sonora, Mexico

Tools Of The Trade

  • 21
    Application of a new genetic sampling technique for clouded leopard hair and scat samples

Perspectives

  • 22
    What is a pampas cat?
  • 23
    Tweeting is not just for ornithologists anymore

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